Sentence examples for fare difference between from inspiring English sources

"I see with Delta, sometimes the fare difference between first and coach is not that much, certainly not as much as it used to be," said Mr. Catlette, who flies mostly on Delta out of Memphis.

The average fare difference between the best day to buy your airline ticket and the worst is $236, the travel site says.

Neither does there seem any difference between fares; while Virgin ends its Tokyo route this weekend, both airlines still compete to Shanghai – and for travel in October the fare for each is £1,252 return.

Given that there is a roughly $600 difference between the lower fare and the fare Ms. Deck paid, she should have been sent two $50 vouchers.

Prices are usually based on the difference between the fare the customer paid for coach and the lowest available first- or business-class fare at the time.

But a freshman at Berkeley might not fare so well explaining the difference between a visiting professor and an adjunct.

I would vigorously argue with KLM that you be reimbursed for half of the difference between the business class fare and full flex economy fare (not lowest economy fare).

Last summer, the inspector general told Congress there could be a vast difference between the fares airlines quoted to consumers over the telephone and the price they charged for the same ticket on the Internet.

The LNC felt that the relatively minor difference between the fares would not be sufficient to attract visitors back to the railway, and the proposal was abandoned.

The refund the staff members talked about turns out to be the difference between the return fare and the standard single and this is surprisingly different from the unused half of your ticket.

Although the high-dose patients appeared to fare slightly better over time, the difference between the groups never became large enough to be statistically significant.